Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1887-11-17

Parties who have promised us wood on
subscription can commence to deliver as
soon rs they can as winteris coming on and
we must keep warm,
The races have all been run and the pro. ,
gramtne flushed, Int remember at the Pal. !
ace saloon a large supply of the A No. |
Cutter Whsksy is on hand for sale.
l.. Jain came down from Genesee Tues
day, bringing with him his son, Walter,
who will remain here ana attend college
during the Winter.
CARD hereby wish to tender my sin-
cers thanks to thnse who assisted during the
sickness aud burial Of my sister iu.law, Miss
Rosa Duffy \ B. HoLnRook.
Eastern SELF Rising Buck Flour at
Grceut"rgs I'll
he best assortment, the largest variety Of
Fresh candy. Nuts. Oranges, Lemons. ranan-
as, smyrna and California Figs, at Grccn-
blrs's. TT
Look out ipr novel and new Candy eft
Enterprise to gladden. the juvenile heart and
to r,pl-uish the cxohequer Of the adult, at
Grccnburg's, to Lesin Dec. list. TT
Martin Collins, proprietor of the livery
stable on c. street, was kicked by q horse
on the left leg, on "Wednesday evening and
IS now around an crutehes.
Some unknown party tied their horse to
ono of the porch post of the postohcc, at
on early hour on Sunday morning and the
animal took sriu with tho post.
l.. T. Dunwell arrived from the Occur
d'Al,ne last week and has ae,n confined to
his home, on Clearwater, with sickness ever
since his arrival
A purse of $50 was hung Yesterday,
Steamboat Charley. Forward Four and
Weazei entered and the judges declared
the race of, and all money was drawn. 1t
was claimed to have been "chuck.'
lIawley j. Wyatt brought down four
hundred head of the finest beef cattle we
have ever seen in this country from Salmon
river. Oh Saturday. and took them to Day
tot wh:r. they have disposed of them.
At Ia. Spring Ranch. d. s. Fountain
proprietor on the Mount Idaho road, you
can get the best OF accommodations for
yourself and animals. 1t is situated at the
foot of the mountain, twenty miles from
this city.
We are informed by A. z. Parker that
upwards of Sl3 had been subscribed in this
city Tor the Foster monument, and the pa.
per will hereafter be at Lakes ewelry
store, and anyone wishing to contribute can
do SO by calling there.
c. ID. Fleming purchased for Frank Bros.
Implement Co., last week, two fine farms
Id the Potlatcii country and on visit to
them by Mr.. Knapp, Of that firm, he ex-
pressed himself highly pleased and said that
the money was we'll invested.
Several parties report to us that petitions
for annexation left at their places af business
to be signed, and which had received sever
al signatures, have been purloined from
their counters or show cases. If the mis-
creants are known and reported to US they
will be exposed to the gaze Of the public.
WANTED AT GREENBURG' S at the high
est market price for Cash or Trade Eggs,
Butter. Bacon, Lard, Ham, Potatoes. Cabbage,
Onions and other garden truck. If you have
any Of the above to sell don't wait but come
right along with it. 7-u
II you are at loss to know what to have
that is good to eat just drop into Greenturg' 8
and you'll soon find out. 7-tf
Just received at Grecnburg's, direct from
Kansas City, Sugar Cured liam, Picked Pig
feet by the POUND or kit, Picked Tripe. by
tho pound or kit. Picked Pig and Sleeps
Tongues, by the pound or kit. 1T
| Harry Cone, who has been on Rapid river
Dakota, for tho past two years, with Josh.
Fockler, attending a herd of horses, re-
turned here on Saturday, on his way home,
to Salmon river. lie says that North Idaho
he returns with the satisfaction that We
Lewiston. Nov. 18th, 1887.
| Commencing the l4th inst, steamer,
Almota, will leave Lewiston at IS, A. NJ =.
Mondays and Fridays, making connections
at Prescott same evening with passenger
train for Portland. 7. j. PEABODY, agt
News reached here that man by the
name of Greason called man named Witt,
out Of his house, on Tuesday msrning, near
Anatone, W. T.. and shot him with double
barrel shot gun. At last accounts Witt
was alive; cause ef trouble not known.
F. A. Knapp, of Frank Bros. Implemen,
Company, arrived from Portland on Satu..
pany. Mr.. C. D. Fleming, their agent il
this city, took Mr.. K. through the north
srn country and they found all the ware
houses in that section filled with grain read
for shipment.
If threshers who have completed thei
work for the season will furnish us will
the amount of grain they have threshsd
we would be pleased to publish it. W.
want Nez Perez, Shoshone and Idaho coun
ties. This is an important matter aAG
should be looked after IS means of adver
tising eur country.
1t has been alleged that B. L. Sharpstsil
was an applicant for Judge Bucks position
/ ia Idaho, when Mr.. Bucks term expires
but Mr.. Sharpstein denies the soft impsach
ment, and says he will remain in Wall
Walla. We think MIR. Sharpstein woul
be an upright Judge il he were tendere
the position and would accept the same.
On the morning of the 4th, near Pin
City, w. T., Delos Beeman shot, from hi
. place of concealment, his brother, Jaso
Iseeman, and instantly killed him and the
aed,' and had not been apprehended up
the 18th. The last seen of him was nss
Cheney with his gun upon his shoulder
The result Of family fsud.
' G. J. Parker returned from Julietta las
Z Saturday where he had been to delivt
2363S trees from the nursery of Randall
J, Gardner, of Walla Walla, Mr.. P being q
!. agent for that firm, in this section. H
speaks in glowing terms Of the country ~
rounding Julietta, which is the Big an
4 Little Potlateh, and says the farmers are q
r dong we'll aud are contentsd, all they nee
is good price aud easy access to mark'
for their products.
;. The petitions sent out 20 different par